Project Stream is a cross-platform streaming application. It allows many-to-many sharing of devices, monitors, and applications to a room of users. Users can also collaborate and share control over a virtual browser.

Great for having watch parties, gaming, troubleshooting, or conferencing.

Project Stream was created as my thesis project at Pace Universitory during COVID. It is a highly complex project that targets the Android, iOS, Windows, MacOS, Linux, and the web.

• Built on a foundation of NodeJS, TypeScript, React Native, and the WebRTC SFU MediaSoup
• Making use of tools and libraries like Docker, xvfb, PulseAudio, FFmpeg, and Puppeteer
• Exported to web and desktop using react-native-web and Electron
• Running locally and making use of AWS services (S3, CloudFront, EC2) for caching and scaling
• Held together by Express, Axios, SocketIO, Redis, and MongoDB
• Healthy dose of a JWT token-based authentication system with Passport.JS

The Sentinels Website is a website and team management app built for the Benjamin N. Cardozo High School Robotic's Team - Team 5599 - The Sentinels!

The website showcases all of the team's robots, members, and awards over the years. It also has an additional backend that allows students and mentors to manage events, edit the website content, and other complex features like team dues, holds, and donations.

Project Stream is a cross-platform streaming application. It allows many-to-many sharing of devices, monitors, and applications to a room of users. Users can also collaborate and share control over a virtual browser.

Great for having watch parties, gaming, troubleshooting, or conferencing.

Project Stream was created as my thesis project at Pace Universitory during COVID. It is a highly complex project that targets the Android, iOS, Windows, MacOS, Linux, and the web.

• Built on a foundation of NodeJS, TypeScript, React Native, and the WebRTC SFU MediaSoup
• Making use of tools and libraries like Docker, xvfb, PulseAudio, FFmpeg, and Puppeteer
• Exported to web and desktop using react-native-web and Electron
• Running locally and making use of AWS services (S3, CloudFront, EC2) for caching and scaling
• Held together by Express, Axios, SocketIO, Redis, and MongoDB
• Healthy dose of a JWT token-based authentication system with Passport.JS